Heh. I have the Rhino(eros) paperback, and I haven't read any other
editions -- mostly for the same reasons as you.
I was able to enjoy reading 'The Motion of Light in Water' in three
different editions (original (Plume), UK, and Rhino(eros), happily noting
all the textual variations, amendments, and expansions. But then it's a
much less difficult text.
Cheers,
--Zvi
> My copy of _The Mad Man_ is the first, hardback, edition. When I
> finished it I felt like I had completed an Olympic endurance event.
>
> I understand that he revised it substantially for two subsequent
> paperback editions. Has anyone here read the multiple editions and can
> generally describe the revisions? Or has a pointer to a document that
> does? I'm not sure I want to commit to climbing Everest again to find
> out myself...
>
> --
> Erich Schneider [email protected]
>
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